feat: add --context-loss flag to /reflect#28
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Scans past sessions for "you forgot" / "I told you" / "read the rules" patterns and generates docs/CONTEXT_LOSS_ANALYSIS.md with categorized findings. Suggests a SESSION RECOVERY section for AGENTS.md to prevent recurring context loss across sessions.
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/reflect --context-lossflag that scans past sessions for "you forgot" / "I told you" / "read the rules" patternsdocs/CONTEXT_LOSS_ANALYSIS.mdwith categorized findings (build env, architecture, tool location, workflow, project identity, recurring corrections)AGENTS.mdto prevent recurring context lossNote
Split from #20 as requested. This is the "genuinely novel idea" piece — detecting meta-complaints about forgotten knowledge.
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--context-loss, verify report